Hail, Gladdening Light (Tune: Sebaste - 3vv) [with lyrics for congregations]

"Hail, Gladdening Light" is an 1834 translation by John Keble of the early (3rd century?) Greek hymn, 'Phos Hilarion'.
The tune is 'Sebaste', written by Sir John Stainer in 1875. The name is a Greek word, meaning ‘revered one’.
It is performed here by the Choir of Wells Cathedral.
Video background by Chet Valley Churches: Langley School and Forge Road, South Norfolk.

[@chinwenzimako7771]

One of my best hyms.

[@FeliciaDansoaDarkwah-gm2bn]

Thanks for sharing

[@genewood9062]

What a beautiful hymn, prayer, for bedtime! Well done, friends. :--}>

[@jackojee2503]

Vesper hymn, at evening service. Lovely. Amen 🙏, blessings to you all. And where is the "Amen" at the end 🙈